Debates - Page 11 of 169 - Debating Europe

Future
Smarter

Will we continue working from home after lockdown?

In 2018, roughly 5% of working-age people in the EU regularly worked from home. Despite significant advances in teleworking technology,…

Global
Quality

Will your summer holiday go ahead this year?

2020 is predicted to be an absolute scorcher. As climate change makes extreme weather events (including heatwaves) more likely, meteorologists…

Quality

Should conversion therapy be banned?

Homosexuality is not a disease. For a long time, homosexuality was considered a mental disorder that had to be treated….

Future
Quality

Have the UK and Sweden mismanaged their COVID-19 responses?

The British government is coming under mounting criticism over its response to the COVID-19 crisis. As Britain’s overall coronavirus death…

Greener

Should all products have five-year guarantees?

How long should products last? Cheap goods that wear out quickly are clearly bad for the environment. However, sometimes even…

Future
Smarter

Are diplomats still relevant?

Suddenly, we’re finding out how much can be done virtually. The coronavirus lockdown has forced businesses and governments to adjust,…

Future
Global

Could the chaos of the 1930s happen again?

Saturday, 9 May is Europe Day. Seventy years ago, the French foreign minister, Robert Schuman, proposed the creation of a…

Future

Can Europe stay united during the COVID-19 crisis?

In April 2020, the President of the EU Commission apologised to Italy. President Ursula von der Leyen offered a “heartfelt…

Future

Will Poland leave the EU?

Poland’s Supreme Court has warned the country may have to leave the EU. The warning came in response to a…

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